Kshitij Dewan

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We say the wrong thing, misread a situation, or fail to play along with a neurotypical joke, and our difference is suddenly laid bare for all to see. Neurotypical people may not know we’re disabled, but they identify in us some key flaw that is associated with disability: we’re childish, or bitter, self-absorbed, or too “angry,” or maybe we’re just awkward and make people cringe.
Unmasking Autism: The Power of Embracing Our Hidden Neurodiversity (Unmasking Autism Series)
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